The Opposite of Memory: A Collection of Unforgettable Fiction by Mary E. Lowd

Can losing your memories make you stronger? Can it be a form of recreation? What happens when the difference between memory and reality becomes blurred?

From hard science-fiction to space opera with a taste of fantasy and the surreal along the way, this anthology explores the intersection of memory, technology, identity, and reality.

Contains the following stories:

• Forget Me Not
• The Screen Savior
• The Most Complicated Avatar
• A Second Enchanted Evening
• “Viewers Like You”
• We Can remember It For You Retail
• The Opposite of Suicide
• Small Smooth Pebble
• On the Eve of the Apocalypse
• My Magic, My Spell
• Anger is a Porcupine, Sadness is a Fish
• Returning the Lyre
• The Fish Kite
• Memory Sprites
• Crystal and Rainbow
• Necessary as a Rose
• Flowers Want to Be Free
• Techno Babel
• The City In Your Toaster Oven
• The Hand-Havers
• Foreknowledge
• Heaven is the Best Moment of Your Life, Infinitely Remixed and Played on Loop
• Two Roads Diverge
• Where Have All the Mousies Gone
• Meet Archive